Best Trampoline Parks in Israel
Discover the best trampoline parks in Israel for families. Find indoor trampoline parks, ninja courses, climbing walls and action centres across Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Kfar Saba, Holon, Bat Yam and more.
If your children have endless energy, trampoline parks are one of the best ways to burn it off. Over the past few years, trampoline parks in Israel have evolved from simple rows of trampolines into huge indoor entertainment centres featuring ninja courses, climbing walls, foam pits, zip lines, dodgeball courts and toddler play zones. They're also among the best places to escape Israel's summer heat, offering air-conditioned fun that appeals to children, teenagers and even adults. Whether you're planning a birthday party, a rainy-day activity or simply looking for something different to do at the weekend, these are some of the best trampoline parks in Israel.
Why Families Love Trampoline Parks
Indoor trampoline parks combine
- Physical exercise
- Confidence building
- Coordination
- Social play
- Indoor comfort
- Entertainment for multiple age groups Many centres now include cafés, seating areas and dedicated toddler zones, making them suitable for the whole family.
- Gravity Park – Seven Stars, Herzliya ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of Israel's largest indoor family entertainment venues. The Herzliya branch combines trampolines with a wide variety of attractions, creating much more than a traditional trampoline park.
Highlights include
- Trampoline arenas
- Ninja challenges
- Climbing attractions
- Soft play
- Family seating
- Birthday facilities Suitable for children, teenagers and parents alike. Official website
- Gravity Park – Kfar Saba ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Popular with families across the Sharon region.
Facilities include
- Trampolines
- Foam pits
- Ninja obstacles
- Children's activity areas
- Party rooms Excellent for primary-school children.
- Gravity Park – Holon ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Located in Peres Park.
A good option for combining
- Jumping
- Lunch
- Nearby attractions
- Family day out The venue caters for a broad range of ages.
- Gravity Park – Bat Yam ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ One of the newest and most feature-rich branches.
Facilities include
- Giant ball pit
- Trampolines
- Ninja course
- Flying trapeze
- Climbing wall
- Toddler crawling zone
- Family café Suitable for children up to around age 14 as well as parents who want to join in.
- 2Jump – Hadera ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ A large indoor trampoline and adventure centre.
Features include
- Separate zones by age
- Climbing wall
- Birthday rooms
- Family sessions A strong option for families travelling along the coast. Official website
- Funtopia – Kfar Saba ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Although best known as an indoor climbing centre, Funtopia also offers aerial obstacle courses and active play experiences that appeal to children looking for something beyond traditional trampolines. Ideal for adventurous families.
- Park Extreme – Acre ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ Best suited to older children and teenagers.
Activities include
- High ropes
- Giant climbing wall
- Sky Track
- Zip line
- Adventure obstacles A great progression for confident climbers. Official website
- Urban Adventure Centres Across Israel, new indoor family entertainment venues continue to open, combining trampolines with climbing, ninja courses and interactive games.
Before travelling, check each venue's website for
- Age restrictions
- Height requirements
- Opening hours
- Holiday sessions
Choosing the Right Park
Toddlers (2–5)
Look for:
- Dedicated toddler sessions
- Soft play
- Small trampolines
- Parent supervision Not every trampoline park caters equally well for younger children.
Ages 6–10 Most children in this age group enjoy:
- Foam pits
- Dodgeball
- Ninja courses
- Jump arenas
- Climbing walls
Teenagers Older children often prefer:
- High ropes
- Advanced ninja courses
- Climbing challenges
- Competitive obstacle courses
Safety Tips
Before jumping
- Wear grip socks if required.
- Listen to the safety briefing.
- Supervise younger children.
- Encourage regular water breaks.
- Follow height and age restrictions. Every venue has slightly different rules, so it's worth checking before your visit.
How Long Should
You Stay?
Most families spend 90 minutes to 2 hours
This is usually enough time for children to enjoy the activities without becoming overtired.
Make It a Full Day
A popular family itinerary
- Morning: Trampoline Park
- ↓ Lunch
- ↓ Cinema
- ↓ Ice cream
- ↓ Playground This works particularly well during the summer holidays when outdoor activities become uncomfortable during the middle of the day.
